A: The duration of a carpentry project depends on its size and complexity. Smaller projects like installing skirting boards or a single door may take a day or two, while larger projects like custom cabinetry or decking can take several weeks. We provide an estimated timeline during the initial consultation and work efficiently to complete the project on schedule.

A: Statutory warranties are legal promises made by builders to homeowners (and future owners) for residential building work valued over $5000 (including GST) in New South Wales. These warranties ensure that: Work is done with due care and skill, following the contract’s plans and specifications. Materials used are good, suitable, and generally new unless stated otherwise in the contract. Work complies with legal standards. Work is completed diligently within the contract’s timeframe or within a reasonable time if no time is stipulated. Work on dwellings makes them fit for occupation. Work and materials meet specified purposes if the owner relied on the contractor's expertise.

A: Claims for breach of statutory warranties can be made within six years for major defects and within two years for other defects from the completion date.

A: A written contract is required when: The contract price exceeds $5,000 (including GST), or The contract price is not known, but the cost of labor and materials provided by the contractor exceeds $5,000 (including GST).

A: Jobs worth between $5,000 (including GST) and $20,000 (including GST) require a small job contract that includes basic information about the work to be done.

A: Building jobs valued at more than $20,000 (including GST) must be covered by more extensive written contracts, detailing all aspects of the work, terms, and conditions.